Alot of people have mentioned Rangers in the comments, I wanted to do some lesser known teams for this one :) if you want to see a part 2 with Rangers included then let me know!
Don't do it mate, you'll be mocked as a deluded flat earther/Sevcoist type. Rangers FC won their 55th Scottish League Title in 2021 and competed in their 5th European Final in 2022. Utter crackpots leading you down the garden path. Lol.
Good research on Scone FC (other than the pronunciation) - I actually grew up there and wasn't aware there had been a second team in Scone (all the pictures you show are of Scone Thistle, who are still very much still going, but have always been a junior/juvenile team). It's a small place pop. c 5,000 and would have been about half that size in the 1920s - shows how much people wanted to play in those days. Scone famously had a 'ba game' (like Kirkwall & Jedburgh) between the married men & the bachelors during the 19thC - maybe that influenced the composition of the two teams
No St. Bernard's? One time Scottish Cup winner, and they hosted the only Scottish Cup final not to be played at a Glasgow venue, as Edinburgh's big two of Hearts and Hibernian needed a neutral venue and one in Edinburgh, so St. Bernard's ended up hosting an all-Edinburgh affair.
alright vid lad, maybe mention the fact that airdrieonians are back in the championship now, also it’s not “musselburg” it’s mussel bur ugh but other than that decent man!!
pal, footage around the 11 min mark surrounding Jamestown FC is pictures of Australian Rules team. 11.27 specifically has eucalyptus trees in the background and a typical Australian colonial home in the background.
Rangers Football Club were closed down by the Scottish courts in 2012. The new club playing out of Ibrox today is called the rangers international, Sevco Scotland. Airdrie like rangers still use the name of the old clubs but both of these clubs were officially liquidated under Scottish law.
If Airdieonians no longer exist, then neither do Rangers. Current incarnations of both are tribute clubs after the originals went out of business. Both have a bitter, bigoted support, which is another thing the two have in common.
Musselburgh is pronounced Mussel-burra, same way as Edinburgh - hope this helps. Good information in this vid mate, but I think a better job could have been done matching up the images to the audio, the vast majority of which have no relation to what your saying at all.
bit disappointed with this video, no mention of Third Lanark who are probably the biggest club in Scotland to no longer exist outside of the obvious. I think Vale of Leven is a similar situation... Also the reason Gretna struggled in the premier league was mainly due to their millionaire chairman brooks mileson falling into ill health at the start of the season, he would die shortly afterwards. The club were basically bank rolled to the premiership by him and once he was gone the family withdrew the money and the club (which were lucky to get fans at games) went into administration and ultimately bust
@Auri831 hi mate, yeah I didn't I clue the illness in the video and I decided to go for clubs a it more unknown with some entries, sorry it wasn't to your taste :)
Celtic ,unlike ranjurs 1872-2012 ,were never liquidated, don't you understand liquidation? It means ye died and not an honourable death, leaving millions in unpaid debt and unpaid taxes Tae Lizzy, even a £40 bill for a face painter FFS 😅scotlands shame but also Scotland's funniest comedy act 😅⚰️💀🧟
Celtic ,unlike ranjurs 1872-2012, were never liquidated therefore never died in 1994, ranjurs, 1872-2012, were liquidated and died a dishounarable death leaving millions in unpaid debts and unpaid taxes tae Lizzy, even a £40 bill tae a face painter ffs 😅😅
Airdrieonians are a phoenix club formed from Clydebank's licence and Excelsior Stadium in 2002, starting out as Airdrie United. Whilst seen as a continuation, they're technically a different entity, much like Rangers.
